The founders of Yoga to the People, a once wildly successful business that closed in 2020, are accused of concealing their income from the Internal Revenue Service for years.
Source: New York Times
Yoga Chain Was a Criminal Enterprise That Reaped Millions, Prosecutors Say
Published in Internal Revenue Service, Manhattan (NYC), Sex Crimes, Tax Evasion, Yoga and Yoga to the People
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